AEU | Socialist Action 1983

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day 16 October, 7.15pm Rotherham Library/ Arts Centre DONCASTER Thursday 17 October 7.15 Doncaster Trades and Labour Club.

Labour Party would like more information about the Salvadorean unions or El Salvador write to ELSSOC Commission, 13-16 Borough Road, London neutralising nationalist Counties politically tegrated in all but name with Britain. long term. will not be sufficient to resolve the national question. Dublin and London have agreed that.

Irish nationalists face a difficult time ahead. Those engaged in current talks see that only by aspirations can they stabilise the situation in their own interests. Every manifestation of Irishness will be under threat. Anglification of this island will continue, with the economically inLack of unionist sophistication, their failure to grasp the true nature of Dublin's intentions, and a Dublin and the SDLP may obscure this in the short term. Because of the colonial nature of the problem, it cannot do so in the

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Socialist Action 11 October 1985